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The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22

An attempt was made on W"dnes day evening to release the murderer
 PUar Persts fron jail. A temporary sCaHuld was made at the blCk 0i the | building wllh the lnCuatlOu ut Cnttlng throngh the roof, but constable 0 fell
 was on the alert and discovered it.
 tie removed the prisoner to his own
 house where he has since been kePr under constant guard.
 When you viail Prescott and wish to hrc any style of rrG, from d enc horse buggy tJ a six horse stage coach gu to the Grey Eag'e Stables, Granite Street and , 'u CAn Ue accommpdted.
 The prDprIel ITS, MeS5rs. Shuli and Austin have the finest iurnOuts to be iuunI inls srde of Los Angeles. Also feed aul sIic stable Saddle horses a spcclNity COW
 T lc Hrlpnen addition, situated on the .rrr>ro ,j,le of the railroad, at the >l,lvrn cud of the town IS now bam. ,1rvrNyi l3d laid out m lots. | Tn .r drsjrnn, of securing a bcauti- Gl'N l.rot,d m0untam home, in a Cli,lr ,hot cannot be surpassed, Cln d1 ,,h h. , |1.. at the store of P. !. l Han. !. F. I- is an mdisputed Ii
 Ilr l..i.u-l,u., nd the lots are laid u' -1 ,> 153 i>rt each way, wilh 75 to ID trt avenues. Call early and l al ,.. r.. Ir,. hi, Is the most de ,Ir .Ud. ?. ..-r'. tr either business
 " [ .u'. .,.I.,.,>s in the towa oI
 ri%..lG.
 w. s. Cray the well known Sad
 dlcr and harness maker on san Fran, cisco Avenue, i5 turning out somc splendid work in hi, hnc of business
 He has the best woTkmcn that can be pro6uccl and they get up the best
 work n Stock Sllll.s to D" seen n the whole SuulUw. st. An kinds o saddles are also turned out in first class style and the best material used
 in manufacture. in this Country it |, of the greatest import nre tn have strong durable gooi, in th's line ant all wno purhl,e leather goods at thl, establishment will he satisfied in thi. rar,jrulnr. Mr, Cray has recently added |, h'5 stock Urge supply ot cur, combs and brushes which are put down 10 b@d rock prices and offered chcaa.r then such materilI has ever been soIL before in the Southwest.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22
Hotspur Remarks.

"Thc sun doth nourish Agues, therefore in the Summer mouths iI ls only measure of common prudence to guard against malarious diseases, intermittant levers, agues and billion: attacks
 "Many cases of Fever and Ague Dumb Ague and Congcstiye Chill, were promptly arrested and entirely banished by the use of Simmons Liver Regulator. Yon don't say half enougl in regard to the efficacy of that valu able medicine. Believe me when say I was sufferer for yea 5 and only found relief by it's use. "-RoBERl I. WEEKS, Batavia, Kane Co.,, Ill
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22
Ecnannt Et9ns.

Mr Al Greg! looms up like a scven-nwrr in the rear of his fiery horngd h2rs-s
 MrsN5. T. A. Rio,dan and James Gallagher, mule n, emp a pleasant visit on WeI1es Inr.
 M. R c-e }Icwal. has sal" out hi, sheep in'er.5ls to a Mr. Wm Nye. of N:w Mevi~o. M- R Howell will l5srn. col-Ge o' the nunsrpli herds belonging 10 Wdter J. Hi. D R. Hooker. batter known ds "tha Gcul" k the elgle-eyed night watcH at ldc mriI. He >ays these cold nights suggest ;ha llcl that a little tcA' would he very acceptable.
 Mr. James OBu.l ua, severed his connection with the A. & p. Com pa0y and is n.@ dcvo,ing all his time anl muscle 'o his rluching interests in Spring Valley.
 Mr. Wm. BodericE, q cleaver and wid: awake \. X P. railroad boy, has been the guest of Mir Booth, at the mill, for several d'ys enjoying the cKlru,iye ap,l aal t,5uvlt!es for which this locality IS iam3ns.
 The dancing frl,eru;ly If Belmont and the mlIi are on tie lip-toe of ex. citement in anticipation of hop that is promised 10 b. giyen during the coming week at tn" beautiful resi-, dcnce of Walter J. Hull.
 Mir. F w. Payne. the eff cient and acc3mmpdlung station agent at Bell mont, i,e1i ,yug few weeks lelve of absence and li visiting his hon: in St. Thoml5, Clnail. Mr. Van Ant warp o'6cltlios during his absence
 Q QMtc an excitement was caused by the burning of one of tla bunk house at the mill Consjd rable clothing was lost by the occupants of the build ing bu, it is wnisperel around the camp, lhe loss Is mt entirely through the fire as a certain garment has been discoyerd la the pn,crslon ot a well known character ol ,ae place. Volunteer Prhrle presents a very lively appearance these days. The mill is runnng full blast, averaging about ;hlrty-thou2a1d feet of lumber and unber per day. Twenty-Five. to thirty men are employed to dc the work. Messrs. Willis and Eayie, and MesSrs. McIourc and Ebert sup, ply the mill with logs, using eight truck wagons for the purpose. The gentle voice of the festive "bull- whacker" with all its varied features Of eloquence. IS heard on all sides Messrs. w. ]. Connors and Dick A,kcns, w;th SIX trucks convey the lumber 10 the station for shipment. An average of six carloads Is shipped daily.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22

United States District Attorney Walker has concluded that the case ot Rev. E. s. Walpole Warren. who was recently called lIom England to the rectorship of the Church ot the Holy Trinity of this city, comes un' der the act to prohibit the importation of alien labor under contract, and holds tha. he must proceed to bling suit In hts letter the District Attor' nei says: "Warren is an alcn and has immigrated to the United States under the solicitation of the corp .r&' uon with which prior to his Ic'NI.& England he had engaged to perlDr"' labor or service in this CO9uity. Iht statue preSCrIbes that the l1"or Of servlce referred to IS labor ot any kind. This cannot mean mammal l-O'i or service simply, for the terms are of the hrnadeSt character; an more over. the exceptions mcntlon-I m the act excluded the idea that it's genera provisions relate to mnChanlcai or industrial labor alone. The exception: pertinent to be noted are, among others, professional 'actors, artist lecturers or singers. None O these excepted cases would be regarded a, belonging to the manual labor class,
 and the conclusion IS inevitable lhl' it not excepted they would iIIl wtihlE
 the terms of the law"
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22

On Monday evening las, Constable E. A. Odcn arrested a Mexican named Pillar Pcrsas who committed a donDle murdcr on the 10th of March, IGa6, in Grant county New Mexico, He kidnapped a girl, shot her uncle killing him and wounded her brother m lhc leg and when Deputy sherifl Thom2s II. Hall, went 10 arrest him, he also shot the Sheriff, killing him Since that time the murderer has been at large although the Governor oI Nv Mexico offered SI,ooo for his arrest |, is understood that he has been l0 Old Mexico since his escape alter the connis>i )n ot the crime, uouI he recently returned and came to Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22

As fell the dusk upon the earth, be. fore his lowly tent, old CoIoroS sal on log and breathed his lament: "rhe pale man from the rising sun, these heroes of the barn, have ably cooked the red mans goose, and wound up his ball of yarn, my braves, and tiled them full of lead, and now the parks that once we owned are peopIed with our dead. Where i
 Black Wolf, the feraless scout, whom terror never knew, and Bully Pete, the booby boy whom the bronco never threw? and where is Chipeta dear, immortalIzed by Dave Day; and Wlnky Wink, the pet of the tribe, who left the agency to stay2 And wncre is big Chief Adams gone back to his wiEwLm, you say? We'll,
 what about those militia kids who neyet got their pay?-Rlton Rlnge.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22

In the summer ot 1886, P. J. Moore, one ot the leading wool. growers of the MIsselshell, in Mon. tana. in order to test the markets, divided his wool clip and shipped one hali to Chicago and the other half to Boston, drawing I8C per pound on each shipment. In the spring ot 1887 he received an ad. dltional $50 after paying interest, commission, etc. from Chicago. Last week he received a demand from the Boslon firm for S4oo 10 make up the deficiency winch would place the net price O! his wool sold by the Boston house al I4c. per pound In forwarding his check for this Snm.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22
The Mineral Belt.

Work on the Arizona Mineral Belt railroad has been stopped for the iol- lowing reasons; There is now due from the Atlantic x PIcili railroad upon their subscription to the Ari
 zona Mineral Belt R. K. Co, one hundred and seventy five thousand dollars which cannot be collected. F E HncSly and other who have furnished money to build the road did so with the express understanding and agreement that the Atlantic X Pacific company would take the bond
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22

No branch of business has been more redeemed, organized and nor laized by progress than that of publish, ing public journals. In former times the publisher distributed his product to loose multitude, at lriblets of a dollar or two year, trusting them to pay at some time when they could think of nothing else to do with their dollar or two. All that loos practice has gone by. The publisher does not cast his bread upon the winds and waters not knowing that any may return. The man who asks credit for a paper nowadays is very poor style of L man.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22
Bucsien's Arnica SnIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and skin eruptlons, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or no pay re- quired. Price, a5 cents per box,
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22
The Columbia .SeAHneI of Georgi

The Columbia SeAhnel of Georgi1 publishes this death notice; 70 Friday last, just after the sun ha ! kissed this world good night and passed into its bed ot A. G. SturglS vacated its habitation of clay and wended its way to the Father who gave il. and to, day is walking the glory lit hills of immortality in the New Jerusalem, where there is no night.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22
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 Dated, Prescott, October 22nd SS7.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22

r. is anu,;ng tn see the proud. we'll sl,'>i d lrNk on I farmers face when '. drives . V with his fine draft team rrd sees a br ther granger with d ,run'nd na'-, the get of some cross road sia,,iun.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22
ORDER YOUR GOODS THROUGH
 HALE BROTHERS & GO,

Ordering by mail has many advantages especially when you able find firm in position give you goods cheap any house in America together with large and varied assortment and who upon foundation strong the Rocks of Gibraltar ustice and everyone treated alike all goods marked in plain figures and deviation in fact conducting business that the inexperienced treated with courtesy and consideration the best judges.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22
NOTICE
 TO TAXPAYERS,
OFFICE OF THE TREASUKE2 !

OFFICE OF THE TREASURER ] OF YAvAPAI COUNTY ARIZONA.
 PRERcoTr. ARIZONA, Sept. 3,r2j7. ' Notice is hereby given tha, the du. lttatr assessment roll of the County If Nava ai, Territory of Arizonl, for the yslt I5pI Is nov in my possession for the collection ll q taxes levied therein, and the taxes are np@ due and payable. Taxes wlll be deln ,uent on the thIrd Monday in December. next hereafter and unless pail 1n that day 2 prior thereto, five per cent. will be added Go the amount thereof a, penalty ] am req 7 10 receive axes for the year I6S7 al my 9ihc-, in the City of Prescott, between the hours 9 a. m. and p. m. from and aler th'' da'e
 w. C. BA:HfoRD County Treasurer and ex.Oaicio Tax Col Iector. Sep. 20,
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22
NOTICE

All persons indebted to the San fu10 S1l0on are hereby notified ot s~''lo such Indebtedness with P. D. Berry o0ly. as rayment to any other uars0o will moi he recognized as hqud,'io7 of such indebtedness.
 T,lgsraT, Oct. Ist 1887.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22

Rev. sam Jones, the revlvalist' has gone 10 MIllersI.urg, Ky, where he will rlace his two daughters in the Methodist female college
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22

When yol aiy. your horses the run of gHe pasture for a month be sure auI p..i "I their shoes, so the hoof .4u ,hNa.I.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22

F0r Rro' a huilding 2ov4o on R''r' d lreoua sritahlo for brsines> horse ~r honsc. Apply at once 70 C. A " p1s.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22

Do you suffer with catarrh2 You can be cured if you take HDJd' 5lr5 apariIa, the great blood purifier. Sold by all druggets.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-22
WEEKLY CHAMPION
LOCAL MA2TERS.

AN EXPLANATION. MT. Geo. II Tinker, prorrlctor of this paper, has been absent from this pltCe nearl, four weeks, visiting hls old home in Connecticutt and attending the G, A. R. Encampment at St. LoIIS, The editing and bushes, managing 6t the CHAMPION was left in the hands oi Mr. II. G. Temple, who has been connected with the paper fO: about d year. OA Saturday night, without issuing the paper, Mir. Temple left Flagstaff, stating that he would return on the following day, but as he wI. last seen al The Needles, and as il is known that he had about two hun. drCd dollars in cash belonging to the Cfice, the supposluon IS that he Id' stolen the money and left the couA, try. Before leaving he had placed all the books, including the subscription book, in the safe, of which only him. self and MT. Tinker know the com, bination, which, of course, will pre-. vent copies of this issue trom being mailed to subscribers living out side of town. Mr. Tinker has been rele g,aphed and it is hoped will have re, turned home before another pubLva Ii on day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-16
HarbOr Lights.

There was another large audience at
the Opera House last night on the occa-
sion of the second presentation Of the
melo. drama of Harbor Lights. We re-
viewed the piece at length yesterday,
and have but little to add to what we
then said. The machinery of the play
tyorks admirably, and some of the scenes
are striking in their effects. There is,
however, q great lack of professional
merit in some of the minor actors, es.
pecially as their roles are necessary to
the argument of the piece. When we
saw that Mics Brandon and Miss Hattie
Morse, and Messrs. Stockwell, Osborne
and Levick have correct appreciation
of their parts and enact them with spirit,
we extend all the praise that is due to
the company. The piece pleases the
nublic, not from any merits in its liter
ary construction-for it has none,-bu,
because it keeps up the interest of ths
audience through its many scenic chan
ces and wealth of dramatic effects. /
e such-a piece as would have delighted
the habitues of tho old Bowery or tn,
Chatham in the time Of G. w. Jones
the great sailor actor, and Of X. Scott
who used to enthuse the gods in hi
deadly cutlass combats with the famou
Kirby. Harbor Lights again tonight
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-16
Thievery.

A man named LIE Cuff complained yes.
terday to Officer Bosqui that he had
been robbed of $l37 by some females in
q den of iniquity at No. 3ll Alameda
street. He said he had gone 10 the
house and staid all night and that when
he walked up in the morning his money
had disappeared. The experience of
predecessors seems to have no influence
on the minds of some men.
A peculiar occurrence happened at the
Terra Haute house on Tuesday evening.
It appears that man rooming there had
a revolver taken from his room, and that
another person rooming in the same house
was the guilty party, and threw it out
of the window, through fear Of discov-
cry. No arrests were made and the in
side of the story could not be obtained
from the proprietor.
The store Of Graham & Co., of Pasa.
dena, was entered ON Tuesday night, by
means OF pass key and some $75 worth
of cloth and clothing taken by the burg
lars. 1t was also reported that the
burglars entered another store in Pasa-
dena during the same night, but which
one was not reported.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-16
THE BELARDES MURDER.
A witness Who Heard the Sic-
ttm,s Dying words.


M. Il. Belardes. brother OF Tomas
Belardes, who was murdered on June
18th, 1871, at Anaheim, stated yester'
day that his brother, at. the time of his
death, was Deputy Constable, and
that he went to the feast, where he was
murdered, on official business. The
feast was held at Betores' house and
Betores was the mother OF Ruiz, who
was arrested. They were selling liquor
at the feast but they had paid Tor no
license and were afraid that his brother
would arrest them. His brother stood
talking to another man in English when
Ruiz partner, named Bardogas, went up
TO him and said. "you are talking the
dogs language" then o man named
Altamarano took his brothers pistol
away and Ruiz took it away from Alta.
marano, His brother went to Ruiz and
told him to give it back to him but Bar
dogas told Ruiz not to do it. His broth.
er then went to wood pile aud took
stick and went after Bardogas and hit
him once. Bardogas threw his brother,
and when he was down Ruiz went up
with a crowd and shot him with his own
pistol. Both Bardogas and Ruiz then
left the country, and about three years
Ruiz came back. A short
time ago man told Belardes that he
knew where Ruiz was, and that Ruiz
had killed man named Belardes who
was Cons table. about twenty years
ago. When M. E. Belardes made him.
self known as the brother of the mur.
1ered man this person who told him
wanted to retract, but Belardes would
lot permit him to do so, and swore to a
before Justice Taney. Belar.
les states that he has obtained wit.
,esses to the killing. and one who heard
lis brothers dying words: "Ruiz killed
me-"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-16
sabbath school Convention.


Those interested in the Sabbath
School work met yesterday morning at
the Fort Street M. 4. Church to con-
tinue the work of the Convention.
Prayers having been read, the represent.
atives of the various schools rendered
their reports of the good work done in
their respective districts. Addresses
were then given on the best methods of
promoting the efficiency Of Sabbath
School work and many interesting expe.
riences were recited. After good
mornings work recess was taken until
2 P. NJ, when all were requested to be
present at Hazards pavilion.
All of the city Sunday School organ
izations were we'll represented when the
afternoon session began. Most of the
scholars marched to the scene in pro-
cession, carrying their guild banners,
and presented very pleasing display.
After the preliminary devotional exer-
cises, the election OF officers for the en-.
suing year took place, and an address
on the best plan of teaching in Sunday
Schools was given.
The feature of the afternoon service,
however, was the grand praise service,
which concluded the meeting. The Or
chestra of the Young Mems Christian
Association gave it's valuable assistance,
and when the full chorus of those pres.
ent (numberipg over 2000) joined in, the
pavilion resounded to a burst of mel
ody which, for power ard execution,
was unparalleled by anything which has
ever been heard before on the coast.
Nine hymns were sung, interspersed by
brief addresses, and the vast congrega.
tion departed after q most successful
meeting.
The evening witnessed the closing ser.
vices of the convention. 1t was devoted
to the hearing of suggestions and final
decisions regarding the best methods to
promote efficient work. Some very
valuable information was given and the
convention terminated its session much
elated at the remarkable progress
which the reports show, has been made
| in Sunday school work, and thoroughly
organized for successful continuance
Of its labors during the coming year.
The following officers were elected
without dissent for the ensuing year
President, Prof. Melville Dozier; Vice
President, T. j. Stuart; Secretary, w
s. Reavis, Treasurer, A. A. Curtis; Ex
ecutive Committee, G. 4. Day, DR.. Boal
and J. Fl. Burke.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-16

specials TO.Day-PeOple's store.
our first special to-day: A line of apron
checked ginghams at 6l4c yard. These
goods are standard and fast colors and
" Our second special to-day: A line Of Ia
dies hose. These goods have been dis
played in our show window ana VIII De
sold to-day at 19c pair. No more than .
finished. regular made and have been pro
nounced a bargain at 35c.
Our third special for to-day. A line Of
boys knee pants at 49c. Tney are wear-re
Sssinst and Su5sSis apscis for to-day line of
of embroidered box robes at 81 suit, being
10 yards of material and yards OF EN-
broidery to match. Cannot promise them
after 10 o oclock. as our quantity Is small;
Our fifth special to-day: A line OF turkey
red table linen at csc yard, ~ wide. regu.
larly worth SOC q yard.
Our sixth special for today: A line of all
linen towels at 10c each, 80 inches long by
lS inches wide and considered bargain at
15c.
Our seventh special for to-day: Two lines
of double fold dress goods, best value ever
placed on our counters, 25c yaro. we
think this will be the best day for them;
Those desiring a summer dress OF all WOOL
material should cali to-day, Csc.
Our eighth special for 10 day: line OF
ladies real French kid button shoes at $3.50
q pair. They we're made over the spanish
arCh last ano IL Will compare Win ohy
shoe sold in this town. Remember we sell
them for this day only; to morrow's price,
s. so.
Our ninth special for to day: A line of
infants spring heel glove kid shoe at 65c
pair. We have sold the same article at s5c
pair.
Our tenth special for to-day A line OF
Misses canvas shoes at 81 % q pair. There
is nothing nicer or more suitable for sum
mer wear than a canvas shoe. The same
goods W ill be tomorrow 81 so pair
PEOPLES STORE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-16

DROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING MA
Il terial and building retaining wall.
Office of Clerk of Board of Supervisors of
Los Angeles county, Cal.-Sealed proposals
will be received at this office until 10 A. M,
July 7, 1887 for furnishing material and
building retaining wall around the county
property. as per plans and specifications on
Bids may be for stone or brick. and must
specify price of cubic foot The Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids. By
order of the Board OF Supervisors of Los
Angeles county. Cal. g. H. DUNSMoOR,
iel6-lOt Clerk of Board